Admissions
Apply to the Dunder Mifflin Sales Training Program
A practical introduction to paper products, account management, customer service and selling without making the customer regret answering the phone.
Who can apply
Applicants should be comfortable speaking with business customers, learning product details, following up consistently and working in a team where the sales floor is not always quiet.
Apply nowWhat to prepare
Have these ready before starting the application.
Upload a current resume or a concise summary of relevant customer-service, sales or business experience.
Provide a reliable phone number and email address. Sales involves follow-up; the application process does too.
Explain why you want to work in business-to-business sales and what good customer service means to you.
Confirm your general availability for training, branch observation and customer-facing practice.
Provide professional references if requested for your application stage.
Optional. Include training that supports your application, but practical customer skills matter more than a folder of certificates.
Sales Training Application Form
Complete the required information. Application does not guarantee a role at Dunder Mifflin.
Application questions
No. Product knowledge can be taught. Clear communication, persistence, judgment and customer awareness matter more at entry level.
No. The training application and employment process are separate unless the branch states otherwise.
Compensation depends on the role and current company policy. Any offer will state the applicable base pay, commission and benefits.
Paper basics, account discovery, quoting, follow-up, order coordination, customer service and the difference between persistence and calling somebody twelve times before lunch.